It is realy nice to get a fresh perspective of Berlin. As someone who lives around Berlin, I found it quite boring to be honest. But now I am motivated to go out and find some new angles. Thank you for the inspiration!
Great video. I've walked the route so many times and it's interesting to see your view of the city. And thanks for the nice photo walk on Sunday. was fun
I would've shoot a full second the first time you pointed including the people passing, pretending to wait for them to pass. Love your videos by the way you're incredibly talented
I just got myself a sigma 24-70 and i’ve been feeling so confident behind the camera. I love the versatility of these focal lengths and can’t wait to try and take it to the streets!
isnt it crazy how high tech camera sensors cant expose an image, how our eye can? Its either you over expose the sky to get details from the darker areas, or you underexpose the sky, unless lighting is pristine. yet our eyes have no problem keeping everything lit and somewhat balanced. just a thought that popped into my brain. great vid!
I have that exact same set up and love it. I bought it after selling my Leica Q2 as it was too restrictive for my only camera. It’s Virginia Creeper by the way 🌱
When I was in Berlin back in March 2010 (University trip) we visited what I can only describe as the biggest monument to a persons ego - The Helmut Newton museum.
great video man! its cool to see you shooting here in Germany. could you please let me know if you ever come to Frankfurt am Main haha? I will be in London in July and I am watching your videos to find the best spots to shoot :)
Great POV. I’ve been looking at doing some quick day visits to different European cities and you’ve just boosted Berlin to the top! It looks incredible. Any advice for someone taking a quick trip there?
Book in advance to save in cash, if you plan a few short trips in the future you’ll save instead of it being spontaneous, try to do as much as you can in the mornings so there’s less people about so you can pick your frames easier. Try not to take photos of people directly without their permission as this is a rule in Germany. But be mindful and you’ll be fine. It’s a great city! Wish I had more time there.
@@Opticalwander oh sweet. Thanks for getting back to me. The advice is really good too. I always research online first but always best to get it first hand. Cheers
Hi, great video as always. Does anyone know what is that building with symmetrical windows recommended for portraits? Many thanks. I happened to be in Berlin and my GF likes the location.
Hi Sam, just purchased your presets. I'm overwhelmed lol, can't choose one of 125 presets. Which preset is used on this video? I'm particularly looking for the blueish lights.
Shit dude 😳 i know the Germans are behind us with a few things ie some music bands are still massively famous over there 😁 but did you just walk passed a C&A's store? I remember them from yrs ago 😂😂😂 cool video and thanks for taking the time to do this ❤️
Well it comes with experiencing, and if you have live view on your camera you may enable live exposure which basically shows what the picture will look like
Hi Sam, one more great video mate. Keep up the good job. I just bought a sigma 24-70 for my sony camera and havent try it yet on street photography. What do you think about your lense? Does it worth the money? Was it helpful on street level?
🤣🤣🤣🤣"today im heading out into the streets of Börlin" ah yes, anglophones and their inability to pronounce foreign names correctly Edit: also, and this isnt a criticism i hate this as well, but technically speaking this entire video is illegal. This is one of the biggest challanges in street photography/videography in Germany, because technically you would have needed to: a. in writing inform everyone you either photograph or videotape that you are a1. doing it a2. why you are doning it a3. for how long you are going to save the photograph/video a4. how they can reach out and get you to delete the material b. get written consent that you can do all of the afformentioned things except for a1 because the simple act of photographing or filming in it of it self is legal, however the further use of the material is governed by the DSGVO (datenschutzgrundverordnung, eng: general data protection act) and the "Recht am eigenen Bild" law (the right to your own picture, as in any photograph taken in germany is owned to equal parts by the photographer aswell as the subject). the DSGVO governs how to handle personal data and the Recht am eigenen Bild law handles the further use of any image material. I hate doing street photography in germany. Ive opted to use a telephoto lense, liek a 105 or 135mm because it allows me to take photos of people without them noticing and without them being identifable, which avoids the entire legal process.
@@Opticalwander yea, ive been trying find a work around for th elegal situation for a while, this is a hot topic in Germany.culturally its getting more and more accepted but the legal situation is actually getting worse
Hello OpticalWander! This is Kodak Photo Printer. The videos you make are very entertaining, and we are interested in working with you. If you are interested in a collaboration, could you please provide your email address? If you have any questions, let us know. Thank you! 🙂
Hello OpticalWander ! This is Kodak Photo Printer. The videos you make are very entertaining, and we are interested in working with you. If you are interested in a collaboration, could you please provide your email address? If you have any questions, let us know. Thank you! 🙂
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It is realy nice to get a fresh perspective of Berlin. As someone who lives around Berlin, I found it quite boring to be honest. But now I am motivated to go out and find some new angles. Thank you for the inspiration!
As far as German cities go, Berlin is rather boring. Still a ton of great places to shoot at though 👍
Great video. I've walked the route so many times and it's interesting to see your view of the city. And thanks for the nice photo walk on Sunday. was fun
stimmt beides
bro is the goat for showing results immedeatly
I am 400% jealous of your choice of lenses... goddamn you have some beauties in your possession
Saw those two shots with the sun behind the building in the hashtag the other day, they're stunning!
Awesome video mate, love a pov before going to bed, so relaxing! Great photos as well 👑
Really nice one! You should come to germany more often! 😍
If I get the chance I will 🙏
@@Opticalwander that would be so nice! ✌🏼✌🏼
@@Opticalwander Is there a scam going on Sam? Can you put my mind at rest please
@@LeightonPhillips ?
great stuff man! was great linking up and exploring w ya!
When ever I lose my interest I come to Sam channel ❤️
I would've shoot a full second the first time you pointed including the people passing, pretending to wait for them to pass.
Love your videos by the way you're incredibly talented
Feels like we are making a walk with you in my old hometown! Great POV mate
I just got myself a sigma 24-70 and i’ve been feeling so confident behind the camera. I love the versatility of these focal lengths and can’t wait to try and take it to the streets!
Amazing man, great work🔥🤙🏼
isnt it crazy how high tech camera sensors cant expose an image, how our eye can? Its either you over expose the sky to get details from the darker areas, or you underexpose the sky, unless lighting is pristine. yet our eyes have no problem keeping everything lit and somewhat balanced. just a thought that popped into my brain. great vid!
Berlin looks like such a cool city!
thanks for uploading on my bday
watching the video while eating pizza :)
its a type of ivy i think :) nice one guys !
Thank you for doing one of your incredible videos in my city!
I was looking for one of these for ages!
such a cool photo 🔥
Premier 👊💪
The pictures are really good🤩🤩🤩
Thank you 🙏
I have that exact same set up and love it. I bought it after selling my Leica Q2 as it was too restrictive for my only camera.
It’s Virginia Creeper by the way 🌱
Thanks! This long exposure was mine 🤗
When I was in Berlin back in March 2010 (University trip) we visited what I can only describe as the biggest monument to a persons ego - The Helmut Newton museum.
You’re making me wanna travel and get some photos bruv lol
03:59 that tram driver is waving at you. So cute
hi mate, when are you coming to Singapore to do street? 🙂
great video man! its cool to see you shooting here in Germany. could you please let me know if you ever come to Frankfurt am Main haha? I will be in London in July and I am watching your videos to find the best spots to shoot :)
Great POV. I’ve been looking at doing some quick day visits to different European cities and you’ve just boosted Berlin to the top! It looks incredible. Any advice for someone taking a quick trip there?
Book in advance to save in cash, if you plan a few short trips in the future you’ll save instead of it being spontaneous, try to do as much as you can in the mornings so there’s less people about so you can pick your frames easier. Try not to take photos of people directly without their permission as this is a rule in Germany. But be mindful and you’ll be fine. It’s a great city! Wish I had more time there.
@@Opticalwander oh sweet. Thanks for getting back to me. The advice is really good too. I always research online first but always best to get it first hand. Cheers
Hi, great video as always. Does anyone know what is that building with symmetrical windows recommended for portraits? Many thanks. I happened to be in Berlin and my GF likes the location.
I’m looking at buying my first GM lens…. Would you recommend either the 24-70 GM or the 16-35 GM?
Nice 👍👍👍
Ich frage mich die ganze Zeit, welcher Innenhof das bei 8:07 ist?!
Hello, what kind of camera can I have?
Berlin has a Karl Marx Street interesting. Great photos btw
are there any other brands that you could suggest that have the same similar focal lenght??
Do a comparison test between the sony and the samyang 24-70 please (:
Welcome to Germany 🇩🇪
I hope you go on a photo tour in Frankfurt
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gooddddd
gooodddddd
Nice Video
Thank you! Yeah it was so nice to shoot somewhere new 🙏
@@Opticalwander Yes I love it too
Wanted to find out from you which camera and lens I should get first to begin my photography
@Text me on Telegram👉@Official_OpticalWander thank you
How I wish I have that camera ,,,but I don't think so you notice my message but still God bless you always
please try canon G16 for street photo please !!
Hi Sam, just purchased your presets. I'm overwhelmed lol, can't choose one of 125 presets.
Which preset is used on this video?
I'm particularly looking for the blueish lights.
please go to the netherlands abd then go to amsterdam and haarlem. from haarlem to amsterdam with the train is like 20 min
Sooo... 24-70mm or primes? What's your preference?
Shit dude 😳 i know the Germans are behind us with a few things ie some music bands are still massively famous over there 😁 but did you just walk passed a C&A's store? I remember them from yrs ago 😂😂😂 cool video and thanks for taking the time to do this ❤️
Love the pov, do mind asking how do you know whats good for camera settings like iso exposure??
Well it comes with experiencing, and if you have live view on your camera you may enable live exposure which basically shows what the picture will look like
What they said ⬆️ it takes time to learn and for me I know my camera and it’s capabilities how far I can push it etc. live view helps a lot.
Is this a Sunday?
Hi Sam, one more great video mate. Keep up the good job. I just bought a sigma 24-70 for my sony camera and havent try it yet on street photography. What do you think about your lense? Does it worth the money? Was it helpful on street level?
Hey what do you use your presets on ?
At 7:24 he says that this day is to explore the city instead of getting bangers but literally his worst shots are way better than my best shots😅
Does Jim have a link for his Insta so I can follow
hey man what program do you use to edit the photos? or do they come out that way straight out of the camera?
He has his own presets that he uses (: I think he either uses photoshop or lightroom
Maybe at some point jimmy and you can visit cologne 😁
👍🏻
4:30 ... Maaaaan, Keule, raus aus der Rabatte! :D
1:38 try do get any shots down here… the Person in Front Starts to Walk faster 😂😂😂
Parthenocissus .... Virginia creeper???? Goes bright red in autumn.
Great Video!
Make sure to change your phones password because you've accidentaly leaked it in 12:48
Dude at 18:13 you filmed your phones 6 digit passcode 52**51 bad robot, you might want to change that, just say'n.
I relocated to Africa from UK where I’m doing street photography for anyone who might be interested to se. Thanks
12:48 My man just leaking his Phone Password like its nothing
I can assure you it’s been changed now 😉
Edit: thanks for pointing it out 😂
@@Opticalwander No problem 😂
The photos are too small to appreciate in the video, remember a lot of us watch the video on the Cellphone.
you fhotografer prepesional'im not😪😪
Did you know that in Germany it’s not allowed to take pictures of a person without their permission ? Too bad I know
Guide how to shoot tons of garbage with good gadgets)
Thanks for watching 😊
🤣🤣🤣🤣"today im heading out into the streets of Börlin" ah yes, anglophones and their inability to pronounce foreign names correctly
Edit: also, and this isnt a criticism i hate this as well, but technically speaking this entire video is illegal. This is one of the biggest challanges in street photography/videography in Germany, because technically you would have needed to:
a. in writing inform everyone you either photograph or videotape that you are
a1. doing it
a2. why you are doning it
a3. for how long you are going to save the photograph/video
a4. how they can reach out and get you to delete the material
b. get written consent that you can do all of the afformentioned things except for a1 because the simple act of photographing or filming in it of it self is legal, however the further use of the material is governed by the DSGVO (datenschutzgrundverordnung, eng: general data protection act) and the "Recht am eigenen Bild" law (the right to your own picture, as in any photograph taken in germany is owned to equal parts by the photographer aswell as the subject). the DSGVO governs how to handle personal data and the Recht am eigenen Bild law handles the further use of any image material.
I hate doing street photography in germany. Ive opted to use a telephoto lense, liek a 105 or 135mm because it allows me to take photos of people without them noticing and without them being identifable, which avoids the entire legal process.
🥱
@@Opticalwander yea, ive been trying find a work around for th elegal situation for a while, this is a hot topic in Germany.culturally its getting more and more accepted but the legal situation is actually getting worse
Hello OpticalWander! This is Kodak Photo Printer.
The videos you make are very entertaining, and we are interested in working with you.
If you are interested in a collaboration, could you please provide your email address?
If you have any questions, let us know. Thank you! 🙂
Hello OpticalWander ! This is Kodak Photo Printer.
The videos you make are very entertaining, and we are interested in working with you.
If you are interested in a collaboration, could you please provide your email address?
If you have any questions, let us know. Thank you! 🙂